FBI Leverages AI to Spot Threats Faster, Says Deputy Director
The FBI is turning to artificial intelligence to identify and respond to threats more quickly, according to Deputy Director Christopher Raia. Learn how AI is reshaping national security.
Vance Rejects a Clock on Iran Conflict, Keeping US Forces on Edge
Senator JD Vance says there’s no set timeline for the Iran crisis, citing recent Strait of Hormuz attacks and a shift from diplomacy to military pressure. The decision keeps U.S. troops in a state of readiness.
City Hall Uses Signal to Brief 200+ Influencers, Raising Record‑Keeping Concerns
City officials are sending talking points to hundreds of social media influencers via Signal, sparking questions about compliance with public‑records laws.
Leon Black Sued by House Oversight After Epstein Probe
Former Epstein associate Leon Black faces a lawsuit from the House Oversight Committee after he abruptly left a voluntary appearance in June.
Gloria Steinem, Iconic Feminist Writer, Dies at 92
Legendary feminist author and activist Gloria Steinem passed away at 92, leaving a legacy of advocacy and empowerment for generations of women.
Pentagon Mandates Testosterone Tests for Male Troops 30+
The Pentagon now requires all male soldiers aged 30 and older to undergo blood tests for testosterone deficiency, with optional hormone therapy available.
Pentagon Ends ‘Operation Epic Fury’ Naming After May 5
The Pentagon has officially ended the use of the name ‘Operation Epic Fury’ for ongoing Iran operations, following an Air Force directive to stop the term after May 5.
Pentagon Mandates Testosterone Screening for Men Over 30
The U.S. military will now require male service members 30+ to be tested for low testosterone, a move championed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to boost readiness.
Vance’s Mom Fires Back at El‑Sayed Over Family Jabs
Beverly Vance Aikins threatens to punch Democrat Sen. Abdul El‑Sayed after he repeatedly attacked JD Vance’s wife and children, sparking a heated exchange on national TV.
Oregon Creates Six‑Figure Role for Trans Inmate Care Amid Budget Cuts
Oregon’s Department of Corrections has hired a gender‑affirming care coordinator with a salary up to $115,000 to oversee transgender and nonbinary inmates, even as state budgets shrink.